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Signs of Prosperity.

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The demand for freight cars con-
tinues on all the railroads to be
greater than can be supplied. Espe-
cially is this the case with coke cars.
Superintendent Taylor, of the Pan
handle Railroad, said: "The call
for cars which has marked the last
three or four months has not abated.
We have not enough cars to meet it.
but we are handling an enormous
amount of freight, and do not
know that it would be any advan-
tage to Pittsburg if we had more cars
at hand, for we are informed that
the terminal points East are flooded
with freight. In New York and
other terminal points they could not
unload more cars than they are do
ing now, and freight can be kept
here with as much advantage as on
the side track at New York, We
have been building cars right along
for three or four years past. and the
rolling stock is being added to daily.
l hear from all quarters that con-,
tracts for the building of cars are be-
ing given out"
An official of the Pennsylvania
Railroad said: "There is no diminu-
ton in the demand for cars. 1t is
the same now that it has been since
September last. We find that we
cannot furnish all the cars needed for
the transportation of coke. Compar-
ed with last year, there is quite a
large increase in the volume of
freight traffic, and there is every rea-
son to hope for very good years
business for the road" The other
railroads report similar state of
things, generaIlylspeaking.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-12

1t was little newly-arrived sister
that nurse held in her arms and Z
year'old Robbie stood jealousy in.
speeding her.
To his mind she looked smaller and
less attractive than little sisters of the
other boys that he could remember,
and he felt a keen thrill of disappoint.
ment. So he put his hands deep in
his pockets like papa, wrinkled up
his nose and regarding the new &C.
QUESTION savagely. said;
"WeIl. l call that pretty near a
failure ~
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A Remarkable Presentiment.
/ the Jackson (Ga.) } News

From the Jackson (Ga.) News.
Miss Minnie Atkinson, sister OF
young Arthur A. Atkinson, who
died near Jackson last Saturday
night. has been an inmate and stu
dent at Mary Sharp College, Win
chester, Tenn. for two terms past,
and only arrived home last night,
upon receiving telegram of the
serious illess of her brother. She re-
lates most singular circumstance
connected with the death of her
brother as follows:
She was very much devoted to her
brother Arthur, and had his picture
with her, which she showed to her
associates in college, and often spoke
of the good qualities of her brother.
One of the young ladies seemed smit-
ten with the picture and asked to see
it often. On last Friday this young
lady was in company with Miss Min
ME, and asked to see the picture. 1t
was given her to look at. and after
gazing at it intently a few minutes,
she said:
isn't your brother dead ?"
Of course the suggestion startled
Miss Mile, but she replied:
mo, he is not dead"
The young lady, still gazing at the
picture, said:
minnie, your brother Is dead"
Miss Minnie Immediately went to
the president and told him what had
occurred. and begged him to let her
go home at once. The president said
1t was mere idle fancy Of the young
lady, and she ought not to let it
trouble her mind, but to return to
her room and think no more of it.
She returned to her room, but could
not shake off the impressions made
by the predictions of the young lady,
for she had presentiment that it
was true, and that she would receive
telegram confirming it. On Sun
day morning she went to the presi.
dent and told him that he ought to
have let her go home yesterday, for
she would receive telegram to-day
announcing her brothers. serious ILL
ness. The president hooted at the
idea, and again sent her back to her
room. Soon after leaving the presi-
dent on Sunday she received the tele.
gram and at once made preparations
for her journey home. Taking the
south bound train, the president and
physician of the college accompanied
her portion of the way when Miss
Minnie was intercepted by telegram
from Winchester, Tenn, stating that
the young lady who had foletold the
death of Mr.. Arthur Atkinson, in
Jackson, was dead The president
and physician returned to Wlnches-
ter and Miss Minnie came on to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-12
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesey, Peterson, Clay Co.
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story
the truth of which is vouched for by the resi-.
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been troubled with kidney complaint anC
lameness for many years; could not dres,
myself without clip. Now / am free hom
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my own homework. | owe my thanks te
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and removed completely all disease anC
pain Try bottle, only 5Oc. at d. T. E. Cas-
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A Gift for All.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BE Offers His Resignation.


A crossroads contemporary has re-
ceived the following stern letter from
an exacting subscriber:
nere Surf hereby offer my resig-
nashn as subscriber to your paper,
it being pamphlet of such small
konsekence as not to benefit my fam
lily by takin' of it. What you need
in your shete is branes an someone
to russell up knews ard rite eddytor.
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has been made in your shete of me
butcherin' poland chiny pig weigh
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chickens out this way. You stem
justly ignore the fact that tater bugs
is eatin' things up out here. an say
nuthin' bout Hi Simbson's Durham
bull call breakin' it's leg falIin' down
Il well, or of grandma Sipes havin' the
sore leges, Two important weddie,,s
here has been utterly igknored by
your kOlumns, an a too. kolumn
obitchuary. writ by me on the death
of grandpa Henry, was left out of
your shete, to say nOthin' of alta
betical poem beginnin' with IA Is
for Andy and also for Ark" writ by
my darter. This is why your shete
is unpopular here. If you don't want
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we don't want said sheete.
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Jackson, to find her adored brother
corpse. Taking the circumstances all
together they form a mysterious and
remarkable combination of facts.
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NOTICE..

All persons are warned against cutting
Town any of the timber on my land ON the
Hooppoe Road, adjoining the land OF Bowie
Johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
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J, II. PHILLIPS. D. Y. s.

Veterinary Surgeon. has removed his oazcs e
THE Horses Home TO his esldence. Garner Clevell
ave and Second street; telephone "a. g
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

CHICAGO. Nov 25.-The weather map
showed rain throughout nearly all the win
ter wheat belt, and this, in addition to the
rain reported from there for the two pre-
ViOus DAYS, made very sensational news on
The board of trade today. The growing
winter wheat crop, which was seriously
threatened. with disaster, was regarded as
In fair way TO stand the coming winter
The news was bearish Of our course, and
May opened at S22l cents, a full = cent
lower than it closed Wednesday night 1t
dropped TO S25I cents in the first few min
utes trading, but the fighting was sharp,
and the indications were that the bulls
would hold the price about that figure for
the balance of the session
May corn opened &c lower than VYednes-
days close at 49, cents, but Immediately
went up to 49, cents, and was strong at
that
Pork opened fraction off at 313 S715
Immediately selling az $685.. 1t did not
take long for prices TO assume quite de
cided strength after the first bear rush was
over.
W neat GOT up 10 % cents, corn 10 0O4
cents-for May, while pork at the begin
ming Of the i0:30 call, was $l41712. Local
buying in corn was particularly active and
the market strong at 5O1I cents an hour
after the opening. As the morning session
advanced a prominent bullish move
menU developed in everything on
the floor, and advances became
very steady and regular Probably
the greatest activity was in corn, which
from an opening of 49, cents, for
May advanced to 500 cents
before y o'clock The trade in
this pit was enormous and at times pretty
much every body wanted some.
An especial feature of the session was the
activity and advance in oats Traders
seemed concluded that this grain has not
been subjected TO much if any active ma
nipulation lately and with strength pre-
vailing all around they are very apt to ad-
vance This theory was the basis for very
liberal buying, mostly in the May option
which opened at 81 = cents, and advanced
TO - cents. The provision market was
strong all through the day.
The January option in porl, advanced
during the morning from 1857 to 1850
Tie leading futures ranged rs follows:
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

Kansas City Praduce.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. p.
FLOUR-SuonEer and higher 10 buy; NX sc
Xxx SJgHr. family cljn0llO; Cuoce : SOL. Is
fancy Sl5Ha l5i; extra fancy SLueSl05 paten; -
CiSa. rye hoH..- $l5g1lJl. ~
WHEAT Faster No > soft cash i9c, bid
10 offerings; december 0C hid, 5c asked: Mty 7s1eJ
C0RN-hiEher: No. , cash. slic hid: S9st asked
December. 51isc hid. 4nc asked January. 5jla bid
CSC asked; May. sales al 80 &C
OAtS No. cash. sc hid, -Jc asked; November 24C
bid MAY ~ bio. - asked.
RYE No . cash. 4Ic bid
CORN NEAL-DrjoL suc.
Snip STUFF-&jaflc.
BRAN Bulk SIC; sacked sc.
EAl-FirnE fancy small biled, $50 large hailed,
$50
Flax SEED slOa
BUTTER Receipts light ana market steady
creamery fancy, &c: good. Pc; FINE dairy, l'C: store
packed. choice i6c; poor and low grades, sc
To-, roll. good u choice, l-ya loo.
CHEESE-FUll cream twins. lSc full cream young
America. lSiec.
EbCS steady Al 2OC.
LIVE POULTEN-SUpply large and market
STEADY.
tHiCkENS Live spring chickens Sl7SS20G Old
hC.-. StvtE TooSters 81 5a-l.t5
HANS Sugar cured lClaC.
BREAKFAST BACUN-IlC.
DRIED BEEF- So.
ShoT LDERS-Dry salt shoulders SS.75; long clear
SO; Ces" T.A 500, short clear S1.5ts smoked SOul-
Gers, SIS; long clear, $50 Clear Mo, S1.oe short
Clear. s~.tN.
PDRk-StiV
LARD-Sto-ia
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

DOR SALE-If you have good notes or can put mp
good coi!aterals and want first class river bot
tom farm can supply y0u with from 20 10 40 acres.
~ mites from Valley Center. Address :. =. Y.
HartWcll. Valley Center. Kan &C.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

". N. Murdoch & Bro, proprietors,
printers, binders, publishers and blank
book manufacturers. All kinds Of county,
township and school district records and
blanks. Legal blanks of every description ?
Complete stock of justices dockets and
blanks. job printing OF all kinds. Cor
respondence solicited. Address all com
muniCations to
Il. p. MURDOCH, Manager.
dSS-tfs watt Wichita. Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
ORlAhoma

\ complete History and Guide of Okla
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country should have Que. Ii l. the ONLY
history ever written OF that wonderful
country. Price 90 cents and 81 by mail.
Oklahoma Publishing Co, Wichita, Kan,
and news dealers generally. l2-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

w. o. Riddell s Co, over Kansas Va
tiOnal bank, Main street. are headquarters
for the following additions: fairmouut,
Getto, Logan. Spring Grove ami Clement
Our list Is fall Of both residence and husi-'
hess property: We viii be glad % show
strangers and customers over our city. hav-
ing been in the real estate business for
sometime. we control some Of the best
property in the city Call and see rs over
Kansas National bank, Main street ".
.. Riddell * Go. 1ll-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

The St Nicholas Toy Co. will occupy tho
Market street, with large stock 81 toys
dolls express wagons, fancy goods. albums
and everything for the holiday trade
They come prepared 10 do the toy business
for the town. Due notice VIII he given Of
the opening. 144-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
AFTERNOON BOARD.
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.
WHEAT-NarlIet firm but quiet, No. ? red, Sc
eolir, elevator; Ssi4o.EHsc delivered
0blt&-Aarket \ el14 &c hi.Aer and stranger; No. ?
bslz25>5sC delivered.
oATo-Msrket l4s &C higher; mixed, S5el,icwhite.
SSG1Ic
CORR E-spo., nominal ls}Sc; options lower and
EC6S In demand I1E2I
81 IIEK-Firmi western I4l5S0c; western cream
gas, 10 sc.
CHEEsE- quiet; a. 95s5lIc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

DOR SALE-sG acres of land leo rods east Of Val
A ley Center, and miles n. y. Of wichita heights
Price 800 per acre. VIII sell IN U acre blocks
No finer garden land in the county. Israel Bros
real estate 4l4 7. Doug Ave. ds-lHI
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
ST. Louis Produce.

ST Louis, Nov y.
FLOUR-Firn and unchanged. N. S2.lOs2 y
Family, S225.s--,0, fancy $o-iUg5.jEs patents, $50
81
WHEAT-Nerv unsettled, bressiu- H. on the rain
ana reactlng aaterw4rc. closed &c lower than
"Wednesday Nc red. cash. i5'sC december. as &C.
closing AT si2tc bid: January, .ilsc bid; MAY $3.50
SIC. closing az ~@4C.
COGN-Ne.y strong and largely higher; cash 81
CHl4c; November 4-stc: Deem Der sceirc. clos.
IN 45C; January. ssSs5 i5>ic. closing AZ sac
MAY. 45le5 !5AtC, closing Al tj3>y-
OATS-hiCler. Cash. 2>ls>N, May. SIS bid
ENE-Streu-. 5ic bio.
BARLEY Strong .h5S,ltC-
HAN-Highor. Prime timothy. Si2.oaSI1GC; prai
RE. SSHsFfI.lu.
LEADS. Il lasS+.e2is.
EGGS-lS5ic-sC.
BUTTER-Sieady and unchanged: creamery, &c
25C; dairy, it1c2>c.
WuISkN-Sts1dy, Sl05.
PROV iSlOES-StrOng. S-~s6ss-~
PUIiK-Irreculari new, slS,25. .S~S9s@@% -
COIN NEAL
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-Flrme-; November sc BID, Deem
Der lJ-Sc; January s1l3c bid; May sc.
COkN-Stroug and higher; November fi5sc; De-
ce5lrer, i2-sC; Nay. -, C.
OAIS-tlr-a, May SIC
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
FOR EXCHANGE.


Tor EXCHANGE-S50 in money and one OF the
ha>I farms IN lows, che city OF DIS MosncS.
for g.t edge residence property In wichita l. II.
Lewell!ng room : over il6 y. Main st-
I-OR EXCHANGE-Splenald farm IN sumner
It county, between Wichita and Wellington. 10
trade Tor Wichita property. l. ID. Lesellins room
s. over Us y. Main s6-
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

The popular line for California Oregon.
Washington territory and all Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific. FIT Scott
Route l43tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

L'OR SALE-FlaudSome bedroom So: carpet cur
tains etc. cheap. Inquire al ~ y Main St,
room II. d,as
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
Eagle Publishing fiounr,

We keep a larger stock of ladies' and
ch :ldren's shoes in all widths from IA TO
F. Q2TD LOCKE s. FISDElSs
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

Send your snaps 10 Us. We have buyers
for inside and outside property. cheap
Address lock box 20 city TO
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

Take the new short lire C. X x y.
Rock Island route. 10 Kansas City. -.
Joseph. Chicago and st Louis iifu
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NotIcc.

California plumS. green cages and
grapes at - cts a can at ;. NJ. Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
Railroad Track scales For sal

will sell cheap set of Fairbanks F..
r. scales in good order. ii. W. Lewis.
i5del0t.
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W. o. Ridden & Co. over Kansas Va

- cts viii buy apound can Royal Baking
Powder at 5. NJ supply Co. l4a-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.
The Drovcrs' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receip;s, 1000 shipments 3CN0; market
steady for good cattle others demoralizedi shipping
steers S4.SUfl50G stockers and feeders, S2.GyG329
bulls, cows and mixed sLO0925, Texas steers $3.50
3.ist western rangers. $3t0G3.J}
HOGS-Reoeipts 25.0GG Shipments 7,01G market
strong; mixed f5sss6.l0 heavy s4S5G5-a light $3.50
Cas- !; skips S3.Cs64.35.
SIIEEP-Receipts ZOO shipments so; market
strong; natives, $Sl94l0; western s300S550 Texans
S2.t053.31 lambs So 7jI3j. 10.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

EOR SALE-52-fnch Columbia export bicycle. good
4 as new at a bargain. address Bicycle. At t,,i.
Office GI,s-ff
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

L'OR SALE-Nachincry. engine aUd Dol e-s steam
4 p-mps. iron and wood Ssorf!5i.. ri' hin,Ty meat
oroppers Sausage stuefs, lard Y-c7a, and kettle,
s.ist;ir., pHrfs hangers. couplings, ETC. &C. Cor
4c-psI4eu.e solicited Albert Fisher = and = IsT-
win So. Cleveland. %. So
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

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Wichita eagle., 1887-11-26

LTOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR KANSAS
! LAND-Sfuall dwelling and ~ lots Va Martins
burg price 500. J. H. Br.st0r. agent. Nartiusburs
West Va. IJ4-lE-